Led · Series E · Jun 2026

Current serves millions of Americans with integrated consumer fintech products designed to help users access liquidity, manage cash flow, build savings, and improve financial outcomes. The company attributes its growth to investments in technology and AI infrastructure that enable personalized financial experiences at scale and maintain operating leverage. Current has achieved three consecutive years of growth exceeding 70% and said it is advancing toward profitability in 2026. The company plans to use the new capital to invest in product innovation, AI-powered financial services, and to expand its banking, payments, liquidity, and credit offerings. Current has also focused on building operational scale, governance, and a financial profile aligned with public market readiness.

Led · Equity · Mar 2026

Cart.com provides an end-to-end commerce enablement platform that lets brands such as TOMS Shoes, PacSun, and Janie and Jack sell across digital and omnichannel channels while outsourcing fulfillment, supply-chain operations, and customer experience. Its offering blends enterprise software, predictive analytics, and agentic AI with a scaled U.S. warehouse and logistics infrastructure, giving merchants one system of record from checkout to delivery. The company plans to deepen workflow automation, expand its AI capabilities to autonomously route inventory and reduce shipping times, and continue building out its national fulfillment footprint. Fresh capital will also be directed toward advancing proprietary software and improving operational efficiency. Cart.com emphasizes a path to sustainable, profitable growth rather than purely top-line expansion. Although the company has not disclosed revenue or user metrics, management highlights demonstrable ROI for enterprise customers. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Cart.com views itself as a category-defining commerce and fulfillment platform.

Led · Series C · Feb 2026

Founded in 2012, UpGuard delivers an AI-driven Cyber Risk Posture Management (CRPM) platform that unifies vendor risk, breach risk, user risk, data-sharing trust, and GRC automations into a single view. The system processes more than 100 billion risk signals every day and, in the last 100 days alone, analyzed 23 billion tokens to generate 70 k AI risk assessments and auto-complete 700 k security questionnaires. UpGuard’s technology has triaged 90 % of 483 k breach signals, helping lean security teams focus on high-intent threats. The company has earned G2 recognition as the top Third-Party and Supplier Risk Management solution for 15 consecutive quarters. Its customer base includes 50 k organizations in over 90 countries, with 2 000 paying customers supported by a distributed workforce in 14 nations. Headquartered in Hobart, Tasmania, with a U.S. base in Mountain View, California, UpGuard plans to use new capital to extend its AI capabilities, expand global go-to-market efforts, and pursue strategic M&A. Financial details from prior rounds were not disclosed, but the firm highlights a track record of capital efficiency alongside rapid scale.

Led · Equity · Dec 2025

Founded in 2014, Nanit has turned traditional baby monitors into an all-in-one early-childhood health intelligence platform trusted by more than one million families. Its hardware cameras pair with an AI engine to deliver real-time cough detection, clinician-ready video clips, and a personalized Sleep Coach that summarises nightly rest, tracks naps, and offers age-based guidance. The system’s impact is measurable: babies monitored with Nanit sleep 10 % longer on average, giving parents the equivalent of 36 additional nights of rest per year, and 70 % of active camera users remain engaged past age four. Backed by Nanit Lab’s dataset of over five billion hours of infant sleep across 100+ countries, the company feeds research-grade data into its models and has published more than 15 peer-reviewed studies. Looking ahead, Nanit will launch its Parenting Intelligence System in 2026 to track speech, motor, cognitive, and metabolic indicators, expanding the offering from sleep analytics to a holistic early-development platform. The recent $50 million growth capital raise strengthens its financial position to accelerate this product roadmap while continuing to invest in privacy, security, and encryption.

Led · Series D · Nov 2025

Peek is a San Francisco–based technology company offering a comprehensive operating system for the experiences industry, spanning museums, theme parks, cultural attractions, tours, and activities. Its cloud platform supports ticketing, memberships, donations, RFID-enabled access control, and other guest-management tools designed to boost merchant revenues, save staff time, and improve visitor journeys. To date the company has processed more than $7 billion in bookings through its software. Peek’s customer roster includes marquee institutions such as MoMA, the Whitney Museum, Seattle Aquarium, Bryant Park, Looping Group, and the Museum of Ice Cream. In 2025 the company expanded its capabilities and market reach to over 150 million consumers by acquiring ACME Ticketing, which specializes in cultural-institution ticketing and membership infrastructure, and Connect&GO, which provides RFID attraction-management technology for complex venues. These additions deepened Peek’s domain expertise in both back-office and on-site visitor operations. The newly raised capital will fund further product development and operational scale.